Synchrotron X-radiation topography

Tanner, B. K.; Bowen, D. K.

doi:10.1016/0920-2307(92)90002-i

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“…Dudley and co-workers investigated crystals of K 2 SO 4 containing acid fuchsin or pyranine by synchrotron white beam X-ray topography . Figure shows a typical topograph made from K 2 SO 4 /acid fuchsin.…”

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Dyeing Crystals

2001

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2001

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“…For large atomic number materials the transmission geometry can still be used so long as the X-ray beam is of sufficiently high energy and intensity. Such experiments are therefore limited to synchrotron sources which produce high energy and intense radiation [3,4]. One such high Z material is cadmium zinc telluride (CdZnTe), which is a widely used semiconductor radiation detector.…”

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Characterisation of vapour grown CdZnTe crystals using synchrotron X-ray topography

Egan

Choubey

Moore

et al. 2012

Journal of Crystal Growth

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“…Characteristics of white-radiation synchrotron Xray topographic techniques are described in Lung (1992) and in reviews, e.g. Tanner and Bowen (1992). The high beam intensity and the freedom to select the optimum wavelength for the particular thickness of specimen under examination were the particular advantages offered by synchrotron radiation for the present experiments.…”

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Lattice perfection and growth history of doubly-terminated natural alpha quartz crystals

1994

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The chemical formula of fiedlerite, a rare hydrated lead halide, has been revised. The mineral is now known to contain also fluorine, and the new, correct formula is Pb3C14F(OH).H20. X-ray diffraction studies on fledlerite from Laurion, Greece (the type locality), and from Baratti, Italy (the second known occurrence), revealed its Order-Disorder (OD) character. All structures within this OD family can be built up by layers of the same kind. The two polytypes with Maximum Degree of Order (MDO) display triclinic and monoclinic symmetry, with one and two OD layers, respectively, in the unit cell. On these grounds the nomenclature of fiedlerite has been revised, and the mineral is designated together with the polytype suffix (i.e. fiedlerite-lA, fiedlerite-2M).

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Synchrotron X-radiation topography

Cited by 48 publications

References 112 publications

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Characterisation of vapour grown CdZnTe crystals using synchrotron X-ray topography

Lattice perfection and growth history of doubly-terminated natural alpha quartz crystals

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